OSU Wexner Medical Center eyes $43M outpatient center

The Ohio State University’s Wexner Medical Center in Columbus is gearing up to buy an outpatient medical building for $43 million, according to Columbus Business First.

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OSU officials said the new building would align with the hospital’s ambulatory care plan. Health system trustees will consider the purchase request this week. The purchase also requires approval by a state legislative board and two price appraisals.

Wexner Medical Center is also seeking approval for the design and construction of an 840-bed hospital tower and outpatient complex on its west campus.

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